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infonursesmove.org Helping Nurses Transition, Succeed, and Thrive Help aspiring immigrant nurses succeed in their American Dream. Encourage and support them.

infoNursesMove supports nurses at every stage of their journey with practical guidance, encouragement, and resources to help them thrive, transition successfully, and build a confident, balanced career. Share this book with those:

* Planning to work and live in the USA

* About to leave for the US (as a send-off gift)

* Who are curious about what it's like to be in the US

* Who are undecided about moving to the US.

09/09/2026

Coming Soon!

Something new is on the way for international nurses preparing for their U.S. journey.

A practical resource designed to help you feel more prepared, confident, and ready for what’s ahead.

Stay tuned. We can’t wait to share it with you! 📘✨

09/07/2026

Hello, nurses!

We created something new for you — something to help you learn, adapt, and succeed with more confidence.

Because you shouldn’t have to learn everything the hard way.

Something exciting is coming.

Stay tuned. We can’t wait to share it with you.

Your first 90 days in the U.S. can set the tone for your entire nursing journey.A lot to learn and a lot to juggle.Don’t...
09/05/2026

Your first 90 days in the U.S. can set the tone for your entire nursing journey.

A lot to learn and a lot to juggle.

Don’t figure it all out the hard way. Our First 90 Days Guide gives international nurses a practical roadmap to start with confidence and avoid costly mistakes.

📘 Get your copy and start your U.S. nursing journey stronger.

Moving to the U.S. is more than starting a new nursing job—it’s stepping into a whole new way of life. 🇺🇸From workplace ...
09/03/2026

Moving to the U.S. is more than starting a new nursing job—it’s stepping into a whole new way of life. 🇺🇸

From workplace culture and communication to homesickness and everyday surprises, every international nurse experiences culture shock differently.

What was YOUR biggest culture shock when you moved to the U.S.? Tell us in the comments! 👇

09/02/2026

Hello, September!

A new month means a fresh opportunity to keep moving forward.

Here’s to new beginnings, answered prayers, positive changes, and progress—both in your nursing journey and in the life you’re building in the U.S.

Whatever you’re working toward this month, keep going. You’re closer than you think.

Let’s make September count.

08/30/2026

Moving to the U.S. for your new nursing job is exciting.

You’ve worked hard for this moment—and now, the American dream is finally becoming your reality.

But between starting a new job, settling into a new country, and helping your family adjust, it can quickly become overwhelming.

What do you need to prepare first? What should you expect? What are you forgetting?

That’s where we come in.

Our First 90 Days Guide + Comprehensive Checklist gives you a practical roadmap for navigating those crucial first months—so you can stay organized, prepared, and confident as you settle into life and work in the U.S.

You made it here.
Now let’s help you start strong.

Get the First 90 Days Guide + Checklist through the link below.

Limited-time sale—grab yours before the offer ends.

Someone helped you get here.Maybe it was a fellow nurse who answered your questions, a friend who shared what they learn...
08/26/2026

Someone helped you get here.

Maybe it was a fellow nurse who answered your questions, a friend who shared what they learned, or someone who simply told you, “You’ve got this.”

Now, you have the chance to do the same for another international nurse.

What is ONE thing you wish someone had told you before your first U.S. nursing job?

Share it below.

Your experience could make someone else’s transition a little less overwhelming—and a lot more confident.

International nurses, be honest…What scared you the most about starting your first U.S. nursing job?Was it speaking Engl...
08/24/2026

International nurses, be honest…

What scared you the most about starting your first U.S. nursing job?

Was it speaking English at work?
Giving report?
Understanding workplace culture?
Or the fear of making a mistake?

Whatever it was, you definitely weren’t alone.

Starting in a new country can make even experienced nurses feel like beginners again. And that’s okay. You’re learning a new system, not starting your nursing journey from scratch.

**Tell us your answer—A, B, C, or D—and share what helped you overcome it.**

Your answer might help another international nurse who’s preparing for their first U.S. job.

You’re not a new nurse.But sometimes, moving to a new country can make you feel like one again.You already have the clin...
08/22/2026

You’re not a new nurse.

But sometimes, moving to a new country can make you feel like one again.

You already have the clinical knowledge.
You already have the experience.
You already know how to care for patients.

What’s new is the environment.

A new hospital.
New coworkers.
New documentation.
New communication styles.
New expectations.

And that learning curve can feel frustrating—especially when you’re used to feeling confident in your work.

But remember:

You’re not starting over.

You’re learning how to use everything you already know in a new system.

Give yourself time to observe.
Ask questions.
Learn the differences.
Take it one shift at a time.

Your experience didn’t disappear when you moved to the U.S. You’re simply adding a new layer to it.

If you’ve already made this transition, what helped you feel confident again? Share it below. Your experience could help another international nurse who is going through the same thing.

08/21/2026

YOU MADE IT TO THE U.S.

Now, let’s help you start strong!

Get your 90 Days Guide + Checklist through the link below.

Limited time sale - get your copy while the offer is available.

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